// UE/SystemLibrary.ts

import { BlueprintFunctionLibrary } from '#root/UE/BlueprintFunctionLibrary.ts';
import type { Float } from '#root/UE/Float.ts';
import { LinearColor } from '#root/UE/LinearColor.ts';
import { Name } from '#root/UE/Name.ts';
import type { UEObject } from '#root/UE/UEObject.ts';

class SystemLibraryClass extends BlueprintFunctionLibrary {
  constructor(
    outer: null | BlueprintFunctionLibrary = null,
    name: string = 'SystemLibrary'
  ) {
    super(outer, name);
  }

  public IsValid<T extends UEObject>(
    object: T | null | undefined
  ): object is T {
    return object !== null && object !== undefined;
  }

  public GetGameTimeInSeconds(): number {
    // Placeholder implementation; replace with actual game time retrieval logic
    return Date.now() / 1000;
  }

  public PrintString(
    string: string = 'Hello',
    printToScreen: boolean = true,
    printToLog: boolean = true,
    textColor: LinearColor = new LinearColor(0, 0.66, 1, 1),
    duration: Float = 2.0,
    key: Name = Name.NONE
  ): void {
    if (printToScreen) {
      console.log(
        `%c${string}`,
        `color: rgba(${textColor.R * 255}, ${textColor.G * 255}, ${
          textColor.B * 255
        }, ${textColor.A}); font-weight: bold;`
      );
      // In a real game engine, this would display the string on the screen for the specified duration
    }
    if (printToLog) {
      console.log(string);
      // In a real game engine, this would log the string to the console or log file
    }

    console.log(duration);
    console.log(key);
  }
}

export const SystemLibrary = new SystemLibraryClass();